On December 24, Colombian director Jaime Osorio Márquez died of euthanasia on December 23 at the age of 46, according to local media reports.
Jaime Osorio Márquez made this decision because he had been battling cancer for 6 years, and it was clear that he would rather leave with more dignity than eventually die of weakness.
Colombian screenwriter and producer Giorgio Forero revealed this, posting on Social Media on December 23 to mourn his old friend: "This time Jaime Osorio Márquez behaved as always, he made every decision very firmly, did everything in his life according to his own wishes, and even decided his own death in a dignified way. He was not defeated by illness, and nothing could beat him. We are friends and neighbors, we often help each other in life, he did not hesitate to lend me a helping hand when I encountered financial difficulties, we also cooperated happily in our work, he was reliable, handsome, smart and talented. Last week he invited me to dinner and told me about his decision, and I was sad all week and I admired him. ”
Jaime Osorio Márquez (born October 30, 1975) is a Colombian director and screenwriter. From 1995 to 1999 he studied filmmaking at the University of Rennes II in France. After returning to Colombia in 2000, he worked as an advertising director and screenwriter. In 2011, his film debut, Wilderness, directed and written by him, was released, and the film was nominated for Best Picture at the 16th Bucheon International Fantasy Film Festival Bucheon Choice Award (Feature Film). His works also include: El Laberinto, Siete cabezas, a thousand fangs and so on.
After learning of the death of Jaime Osorio Márquez, many celebrities and his fans have sent out condolences and wish him all the best.